How do I copy files from a P.C. to a Mac?

Answer 1

Most Apple Macs have the ability to read PC files provided that the media (zip disk, USB thumbdrives, etc) by which you transfer the data from PC to MAC is PC formatted. When you save the same data on a PC formatted media, it will saved the data so that your PC can read from it at a later time.

Answer 2

Hello Evan F,

It's pretty easy. There are several methods. You can copy the files over to a CD, DVD, or Flash/thumb drive. You might be able to connect using bluetooth, if both of your computers have bluetooth capabilities. You can certainly send the files via e-mail or FTP over the Internet.

You can also attach an ethernet cable and move files that way. I've never done this and couldn't help you with this method, but you can go to the Apple web site and search their database under the support section for information about that.

Best of luck to you, Evan.

--Rick

Answer 3

Macs can read most PC files. You can transfer it over a network connection, or you can email it to yourself and then open your email on the Mac, or burn a CD with the file on it and open the CD on the Mac.

Basically, the same way you would transfer a file from PC to PC.

Answer 4

Via Internet. Upload the files from the PC to http://www.orbitfiles.com
and next download them to the Mac.

Answer 5

Straight from Apple, here's a list of different ways:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304721

Answer 6

you have to put all files on to disks u need alot of discs and it will take a long time!!! or use a jump drive look it up u will learn about them!!!

Answer 7

Hello
Download it onto a floppy disc and transfer it into your pocket....(Mac)


Hope this Helps (Joke)

Good luck with your answers

Try bluetooth

Answer 8

You can use a jump drive and just save them on that since they work with both.

Answer 9

use a flopy disk/flash drive/cd and then open in the other computer